Abstract
<p> Let <i> C </i> be a class of topological spaces, let <i> P </i> be a subset of <i> C </i> , and let <i> α </i> be a class of mappings having the composition property. Given <i> X </i> ∈ <i> C </i> , we write <i> X </i> ∈ <i> C </i> l <sub> <i> α </i> </sub> ( <i> P </i> ) if for every open cover <i> U </i> of <i> X </i> there is a space <i> Y </i> ∈ <i> P </i> and a <i> U </i> -mapping ƒ: <i> X </i> → <i> Y </i> that belongs to <i> α </i> . The closure operator Cl <sub> α </sub> defines a topology <i> τ <sub> α </sub> </i> in C. After proving general properties of the operator Cl <sub> α </sub> , we investigate some properties of the topological space (ℕ, <i> τ <sub> α </sub> </i> ), where ℕ is the space of all nondegenerate metric continua and <i> α </i> is one of the following classes: all mappings, confluent mappings, or monotone mappings.</p>
| Original language | American English |
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| Journal | Topology and its Applications |
| Volume | 164 |
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| State | Published - Mar 1 2014 |
Keywords
- Arcwise connected
- Chainability
- Confluent mapping
- Inverse limit
- Local connected
- ε-Map
Disciplines
- Mathematics
- Statistics and Probability
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